Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 23, 1882, Page 2

e e i 2 —————— " PERFECTING THE POOL. An Ironclad Agreement Finally Sottles the Disputes Bs- tween the Railroads, The Union Pacific Gets 51 Per Cent, the Burlington 30, and the Santa Fe 10, History of the Differences Re- garding Exteneione and Percentages in Pust Meetings. The Rio Grando Becomes & Faotor. Denyer Tr After Isborious sessions that occu- pied the better portion of two days une. and nights, the general managers of | Wheeler, of the “anta Fe, is atill in ool sallie % ad A last | the city, but will prob turn to the pool rallcobd lins ndjourasd last g, 0y l% " dighy’ ‘Thunderiult. night, having come to a final settle. ment of all difficulties and diffuronces, and prepared their new pool ggree- ment in detail. The discussions of the meetings were concealed, the gen- tlemen insisting that everything was harmonious, but it is evident from tho protracted meetinge that some tangled propositions must have been brought up. At at any rate the fear of a preb- able cut in rates botween Colorado and the east is fiow dispelled for anotker year. The pool is roconstructed and now contains the Donver & Rio Grands as a factor. THE CAUSE OF THE TROUBLE. i It will be remembersd that a pool agreement has been pending for) .months; that the general managers at one time were hopelessly at sea and apparently irreconcilable, that the s uestions of difference wene referred to the presidents of the four great roads; that they in tarn failed to bridge the trouble, and remanded the +matter back to the general mauagers, with orders that they must cou to a compromise and agreement. All this time 1t was impossible to definitely asceriain the cause of the disagroe- ment, but the presumption was that it was owing, on the one hand, to the opposition to the claim for percentage made by the Burlington, and on the other, %o the demand of the Union Pacific people that the Burlington be not extended in Colorado or into thetr territory. At the meeting of the managers in Chicago about twomonths ago, and before the pool disputes weresubmitted to the presidents, the mansgers of threa Colorado roads et- fected a pooling arrangement, bu: when the agreement had been drawn up the Union Pacific manager refused to sign it, on the ground that it did not provide that the Burlington shoald build no more extensions into the Union Pacific territory west of Danver. The Barlington pe.ple em- postically refosed to enter into any such an arraugement and furiher ne- gotistions Were broken of, The coa- | stant four thet & war in Colorado ratee wonld ensue will also be remembercd TEE FXTENSION NISTAKE. Now it seome thet there was & mis- sppreheumion regurding the demund of s Union Puoidic people thet the Bur- Imgton should build mo more rods went of Dhenver. The Burlngion peo- ple believed that the Union Pucibe wanted to evag unoh « gladet for box yeare, the term of the oid “‘tripartite ent’’ between the Union Pa- otfic, Atvhuwon, Topeks & Bante Fe | sud Dopver & Rio Graude railweye, Sooatié the Tion Paoific pluced 6] clgim thet evch & clause sbould be in- | serted into the new agreement, for the reason that the old one provided that the roads should keep out of each other’s territory. The Union Pacitic people subsequently? claimed in the light of a partial excuse, thut it was not their intention that the Burling- ton should agree not to build any new lines into the Union Pacific tor- ritory during the term of the new agreement, which was only for one year, THE QUESTION OF PERCENTAG It appears that the Burlington pro- ple had no intention of building be- yond Denver just at present, but they did not propose to uccede to any terms that sounded like dictation, or any will receive 51 per cent., the Burling- per cent. This is the division made at the re cent moeting in Omaha, There re- rning the business, when one of the strong. est railroads pools ever known in this country will be complete. Yesterday the basis was also laid for between the Rio Denver & a pool Grande and the South Park. The managers had a meeting, came to a perfect and harmonious understanding and drafted the agreements, but owing to the latenees of tho hour last night, when the latter had been prepared for [signatures it was impossible to recall | the officiala intorested informa- | tion could be obtained to the per- | centages aied division of business, but it is said that the terms are fair and watisfactory to both roads. This pool will probably bo mads when Mr. Clark of the Union Pacific returns to the city. He inaccompanying Manager Kimball on & western inspection. Man- tter of the Burling will return this morning. Msnuger ager | to Chicago ATTENTION! Call for n Workingmen and Farmera' County Convention. The workingmen and farmers of Douglas county, who are in accord with the principles -enunciated by the state anti-monopoly convention held at Hastings, Septembor 27th, 1882, are heroby invited to elent delegates t) a convention that will nominate a legislative ticket for Wouglas county, consisting of two members of the sen- ate and eight members of the house of representatives, also one county com- anissioner and such precinct officers as amay bs desigaated by thecounty com- missioners e their election proclama- tion, The ratio of representatizn shall be o8 {ollows: Every elemeur: of trade and each elemcent of comaon labor shedl be rep- rosented by five delegates Where mechgnics or laboeers have no organi- zation, they may osganizs for this pur- pose, ae for instancs, blackemitha, car- penters, machiniste, tinsmiths, wnelt- g worka laborers, ste. Every pre- cinct outside of the eity of Omaha ahall be entitled to five delegates to be chosen by the farmees. It is rec- ommended that the meetings to select delegates in tho city by any labor or- ganization or element shall be held upon a coll Jesued throv days previous throvgh Tne Ouana Bee. Buch call shall state the “ime und piece of meet- ing, and Lamo of urganization ar labor element. the country precincts tho meetings shall be hald” in pursu- ance of a notice printed or written, conspicuously poated in at least three public places within the precinet for at least ono week. 3 ‘There meotings shall be held \vishin two weeks from this date, ton 30 per cent. and the Santa Fe 19 mains nothing more to be done but foption and engrossing of the Kortgage Bonds the distribution of - - CRCATEST OF ALL. A Chanoce to Invest in First On the Jasper Walls, Pearly Gates and Golden Streste, Of the New Jorusnlem. In ¢ work j many readers we wish to foundation of the Mission senting our to your f the d its ob- ak ¢ ject, what it has done, what it is do- To many of your realers a history of the founda- ing, what it wanta to do. tion and work of Mission is ur essary for they have watchedits move ments, prayed for it, worked for it, contributed toward its support, and have considered it a factor for goud in our city. To others, who have but re. cently taken up their residence in our fast growing city and who are willing to “‘do all they sent a history of the FOUNDATION OF THE MISSION AND 17§ o T The Mission was founded in Octo- bor, 1875, just seven years ago, under the name of the “Christian Werkers' Asscciation,” 1te object being, asstated in tho constitution, “to advance the interests of the Chris: inn religion by active Christian work,” We will now briefly give a synopsis of WHAT IT HAS DONE, Its constitutional object is one that 18 a8 ‘‘broad us tho ses,” and admits of any kind of work that will ‘‘ad- vance the interests of the Christian religion.” The mission started in a very humble manner, its first work being a Sabbath achool for news boys and bootblacks, then an Iadustrial school was started where little girls were gathered together and raught to sow. After moving from ‘“pillar to post” for sometime, on the 15:h day of July, 18G6, wo wers enabled to move iato our present building on ‘lenth steaet, which was boughi and paid for, For seven years Sabbath and In- dustrial eclivols have been carried on constantly, Words of counsel and encouragement, new hopes, new aspirattons, and new desires have been given the children, Food, clothing, shoes, and many other neceswries of life have been given to euffering ones, Picnice, dinners, sociabies, ete,, have boen given for the plegsyre of the scholars, Let us see WHAT IT Is DOING, Tho reports of the various depart- ments will speak for themeelves, INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, Total attondance for last quartor, L,172; averazo attendanco of teachere, 6; number of garments made, 176, Ouly delegates elected in pursuance to these recommendations and having proper credentials, will be admitted to ats in the convention. No proxies 1i be allowed, but alternates may be | elected 1o take the pleces of delegates that msy b2 abxcnt. Dus notice will be given to the del- egetes 80 elected as to the time and pluce of bolding the convention, and wrrangemeniz will be made for agrand TRee meCtUE Lo ratify iy swewind- “ions oo the semé evening¥ after the vonvention hus sdjourned. By order of the sommittee. Jusx Rosicky, Chairman. e B Kiduey Complaint Cnred. B. Turcer, Rochester, N. Y., writes: *' bave been for over a yearsuhiject to serious disorder of the kidneys, 1" often unably to sttend to busivess; I procured your Bun- DOCK BLoop BITTERS, and was relieved be- fore half a bottle was used. 1 intend to continue, as I feel confident thai they will entirely ¢ Price § THE MINDEN MURDERERS, They Are Scill at Large With Slight Prospects ot Capture. There is but little that is new in re- gard to the pursuit of the Minden murderers Thoy are being puraued by half a dozen posses, one of which is led by Adjutant General Alexander On Friday morning Mzs. W, W. Magsn, Sec'y. SABDATH SCHOOL, Total number attendance for last quarter, 1,350; average daily attend- ance, 104; total collections, $23 01, 1,7 we wish to pre: | granted First Lioutenant Willizm P, graph 1,special orders No, rent series, from these headquarters, | . is extended four days. i information and guidance of all ‘on- THE DAILY BEE--OMAHA MONDAY, OCTOBER 23 had to spend all her little savings for medicine and doctor bills, She was penniless, helpless, and threatened with Being turned out by her landlord When I saw her she said she did not know how many nights she had laid awake wishing the Lord would let her die. Shé has not a relative in this sountry “I eould make such a good living,” she said, “were it not for these suff hands and feet. Oh, do help me to get better.” . 1 got a physio and medicine for her, a few groceries and some coal We are hopeful that she may recover her health, I could mention other cases, but, this is sufficient for the public to have an :dea of the work the mission is doing, Thero are many noble hearted per sous in this city who would be glad to respond to the call of charity, but these poor suffericg ones don't come under their notice. We need a plac | where the prosperons and poor ma meet together, aud ths former b blessed by giving ana e latter by recoiving, i SYLYESTER, Seo, Mrs, J. B. Jarvise, Sopt. “‘Now let ug hear the conclusion of the whole matter, WHAT THE MISSION WANTS 70 DO, 1t hisn been our aim for a long time past to devise ways and moans to make this mission more complete, more useful, more practical. We de- sire to establish in connection with the mission a HOME NDLESS, To secure a building and furnioh it as s temporary home for the poor and friendless in cases of sudden emergency and distress. Incorder to do this we will need a numberof earn- cat workera. We will need the continued support of the press and those who have as- sisted us in the pust. We will need the help of all benevolent people. Our plans will be published soon, in the meantime will you not consider this matter carefully, remembering that “inaemuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of theso my brethern, ye have done it unto me.” *‘Bear ye one anothers burdens, Tt is more blessed to give than to receive,’ A. (. CuARrLTON, Secretary. FOR THE FR Fortunes or Ffarmers and Mo. Thousands of dollars can be saved by using proper judgment in taking care of the health of yourself and family, 1f you |- are bilious, have sallow complexion, poor appetite, Jow and depressed. epirite, and generally debiliteted, do not delay & mo- ment, but go at once; and_procure n hot- tle of those wonderful Electric Ditters, which never fail to cure, and that for the ifling sum of filty cents,—{Tribune. Sold by C. F. Goodmian, e Army Orders First Lieutenant E. D, Thomas, 5th ealvary, A. A, . M., will sell to Brevet Major General 0. 0. How:rd, U. 8. A, one sorrel horsa, the pro- perty of the government, for which he is responsible, at actual cost if known, The leave of abscuce for fifteau days Hall, R. Q. M. 5th cavalry, by para- 108, cur- chapics, to Delioious Bever. age. “THE CUP THAT CHEERS, “BUT NOT INEBRIATES " OUR DIN PARTY has_finished the last bof HUB PUNCH,’ ““Then, my dear, don't forgat to remind me to order & fresh snoply to.morrow.” “THE HUB PUNCH” s prepared sole. ly by Messr=, C. H AVES & SON, Boston, It is mada of the best imported brandy and Santa Craz rau, vnited with the juice of fresh lewons, and _the finest white sugar, and is really a delici pute, and a reliable rticle, that has et with the most cordial wppreciation of all who triedt. See that you get the genuine with the facsimile of “CHESTER H. GRAVES & E) everywhere, Trade supplied at Manafacturer’s by M. A, MoNamara; families supplied by A, H. Gladstone, Omaka Neb ~ GOLD ROPE. Theintrinsic merit and soperior quality of our Gold Ropo Tobacco has induced o turers to put upon the market oods simila ~ur brand in name and stylo which are offered and old for less mov ey than the genuive Gold Rope. We caution the t ade and consnmer to see that our name ond trade mark arc upon each lump. The only genuine and original Guld Rope Tobacco is manufactured by THE WILSON & McNALLY TO BACCO COMPANY, MORGAN PARK MILITARY ACADEMY A Chrintian Family 8chool for Boys tor College, Scientifi Proparon c Bchool or Businoss. Send Capt, ED, N. KIRK TALCCTT. Prioclpal, Morrgur ark, Cook Co, 111, stelogue, Joasalter i om Dyspepsis, use BURDOCh ‘LOOD BITTERS, The following is "published for t'e 0. E. Revyorps, TREASURER'S REPORT. our work i wer o nipand w3 S o AT g A ) $500 has been received from that sourca. About £100 of this amount was used in repairs upon our buildi- and some of the diumlu n]u-m v“e"'g; relief work aad in th sohool, Qur treasur . oo Savbath "or reports {otal cash on hand 1n 4 $288,80; A dupnrtmunu, 88,8 amount in sinking fund 207 D4, A. C. l\'us.\'ngm', x Treasurer. RELIEF DEPARTMENT. Wo will let the report of our & intendent of this departmer Jardiae, speak for itself: REPORT OF THE SUPEF The report of the - the relief departm City Mission fc follows: We havr hoys an” of ne aper- J4 Mrs, ANTENDEN' .aperintendent of ent of the Omahn «the lnst quarter is a8 4 ylyen to fifteen chilgren, 4 Lir'g elothieg and four pair @ BhOC g il @ pember of half- 0 8hoe G grder that they might eud 8 pvsoh school, We huvo also we cerned: ; 01 communication from We will state that many of our|quarters, sutmitted b friends have made contributions_to | the ar 1st Extract from an end jnment G these held; X he general o Gy at'?.'!‘bf fa. ih&‘.bla gho Beure ! R § x B contmal Wy regulations is «alous im atyle and character but ceflects the experience of the past hundred yeat™ which is, that at every military post % the United States the troops ‘should ba asembled under arms complet®,; 4 lemat once each day, lsnvmg it discretiettary with the com- man” ging officer fthother in the morz. 17 “eroop” or Bvening ‘‘retreat”’— and énai Extract from decision retv.ened by direction of the honorable, the secre tary of war: 5 : “1t appeard to him “hat action én accordance with the views of the ger eral would obviate the objections te Sunday parades prerented in yowr communication,” Gallery praetize will ho resumed thiy winter, Duting the months of Jawa- ary, February and Muorch, each troop and company will fire twico a week. Firing during January will be at 50 teet, standing. Daring February at 7 During March at £ you are afflicted with Biliousness, use BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS 1f you are prostrated with sick Headache, take BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS 1 your Bowels are disordered, regulate them with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS, It vour Blood 18 mpure, purify 1t with BURDACK BLGOR BITrvya- | 1f§ou Lia e Indigestion, you will find un antidobe In BURDYOCK BLOOD BITTERS, 1t you arc troubled with Spring Comyluttts, er- adicate them with BURDOCK BLOOD Hi¥TERS. It your Liverls torpld, restors it to Bév1thy action with BURLO BLADD BITTERS 1t your Liver 1s affected, ydu will find a sure re- storative in BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS, It you have any epecice of tfumor or Pimple, fail not to take BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. 1t you have any symptems of Ulcers or Scrofulous Sorcs, a curative romady will be found in LURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS For tmparting strength and vitality to the sys tem, nothing equal $URDOCK BLOOD BITTERS, For Nervettsand General Debility, tone up the Btem with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS, Pi*e, 81,00 pe1 Bottle; Trla Bottles 10 Ots FOSTER, MILBURN, % Co., Props. BUFELLO, N. V. ! al wholesale by Ish & McMahon and C Jonduian. fe 27 eod- ¥ e 8TOCK LARGER THAN aug 26 tf me Retail JEWELRY HOUSE in Omaha. Visitorscan here VER WARE. CLOCKS, Rich and Btylish Jewelry, the Latest, -Most Artistic, and Choicest Selections n PRECIOUE STONES and all descripuions of FINE WATCHES at as Low Pri- ces as 1s compatible with nonorable dealers. Call and see our Elegant New 8tore, Tower Building, corner 11th and Farnham Streets MANUFAGTURERS A Large 8tock 72 BOOXK-KEEPING, BANKING , PENMANSHIP, and evening sessions are now iu succes: COL. L. T. FOSTER. sstown, Ohio, May 10, 1830 & Co.—1 had o very valu ighi; he Da. B.J. KK ble Hamblcton y ho had 8 large bono apavin ¢n ono joint small one on the other which made him FALIL 1882. WHOLESALE MILLINERY & NOTIONS Zephyrs, Germantown, Etc, find all novelties in SIL-| BUSINESS FORMS, For circulars or special information apply to or address "8 I OBERFELDER & CO. THE LEADING MUSIC HOUSE IN THE WEST) CGleneral Agents for the Finest and Best Pianos ;Oxgans manufactaured, | Our prices are as Low as |any Eastern Manufacturot land Dealer. | Pianos and Organs sold ffor cash or installments at Bottom Prices. A SPLENDID stock of Steinway Chickering, Knabe, Vose & Son’s P1 anos, and other makes, Also Clough & Warren, Sterling, Imperial, Smith American Organs, & Do not fail to see us hefore pur- chasing. ay ang MAX MEYER & BRO.,, OF SHOW CASES alwavs on Hand. PERFECTION HEATING AND BAKING, is only attained by using CHARTER 0AK Stoves and Ranges. WFTH WIRE GAUZE OVER DOORS. TFor sale by MILTON ROOERS & 50NS OV & LA fullm&ely 1 COMMERCIAL LAW, POLITICAL ECONOMY, COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC, ENGLISH LANGUAGFS Teught by gentlemon of business exgerience and broad echolarship at the WYMAN COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, A new institution based on the highest standard ‘of excellence. Day and sful operation. A. L. WYMAN, £ agreement that would prevent thom neral Aloxar g triby dipatbish % ¢ ona| 28 , kueeling, b Taine; 1 had him under the charge of two ve! from doing anything they chose with | telographed to the governor it OF | oty, 4bod s mumbor of hats and bon- | 3007 0 Ty o) ring at greater e ey ro him. 1 : reference to extonsions, The Union | (1 p e, o BOVORAOT 8 faonora oy, To soveral families outsido the |, o 'oh J50° oet may bo conductod o Jay resding phe._d ‘ E R s o] i T I TR e 7, e e thlut he wr:]l luf\\'.ng for the south with [ on ol wo have giv u\l;l uu-‘:::‘ng.iu‘x\ui‘l:" out doors near the quarters, Should E{):;;IJ: ‘:;:'-';'r;"x:m X PRINOI%;?; 8. iti y vel 0 a QAL IO YTRN.AIOK MRG0y o it, howe of ond for it, sud they ordered three hottles; 1 took e .\ position they had takon, and stated | ® 8789 body of well armed men, and APade 19 § Sl 2. | circumstances not permit, however, sond for it, iy:oavered LEo0 hoLiien; ¢ Mook o that they would not insist upon the | hoped to intercept the murderers, but ui::}sh:x‘(l[;‘l‘}:“l“fl:;: }I“;f\:::\ :'xi‘u":“d"i’. gl ) L"r"';:" ";‘g: thau k“o ‘f"‘ b Njang \!“ff;‘fl“,"):fml,,fifi:’ dglvots § A,".}:“,iw l CHICAGO, b i v q i 3 : o 4 O% A ' ST OV firing y o eoling, ¢ Y o ce ho lame and t) b Burlington mansgement making such [ had no information as to their wher familics and bave in some'. cases re-|SFiDK may beiin HeUEUALy knCOlDE, D S T PEORI £ a pledge, abouts. o Firest » it with the Mission’s | 24 1B March lying at that distance. xu:\,‘.hn 2 dimpresced, L used bt coeatile T LOUIS | i te. ievod pressing wants withthe ) « T & formity practice at all and the col s are ec ] - 8k, > 3 . A 0 secute umil y P! the state Ho is entire. o 1 ~ "5"'1“‘3"“)‘ the report l":l‘e‘i,"?' Saorill Ensign of Lincoln re limited means. distances will be at a targst 8x12 ,','"i:‘.'.t.,‘.""u‘%a ‘ouro was 80 remarkable that) | 8 e i 1 that the object of the Union Puciticin tho tollowing telerram Frlday: eived| Woseoevery day the great need (o n 0 H o bulla-eye 1 5-16 inches in Biave oo of my” nelghbors have the remalp: MILWAUKEE. 3 refusing to sign the new pooling agree- g I4 riday: in Omaha of & temporary home and dm"w"” which i the sizo of the ora. ing two bottles wi 3:.'"::;‘ n:::m(ll\t | ETRMT NIM}AR‘ FALLS 3 ment after it had been drawn up was . INnranora, Octe some means of giving a little tempo- ' DADEX taraek Y TSPCUL X, OSTER | D ) ‘ 1l not because the Burlington wonld not | - I have just recoived th sber 20. | rary holp to bridgs over a dark gulf | A0e PADST BEERS e o senc tor Uluotrated clreular &iviog positive | N W Y(!)RK,BOBTON, pledge itsolf to keep out of the Union [ROte from Sherill We' e following | f5r some poor helpless women and INRIY FOARES D - proot, Pricedl. All Drugglats have I8 or can | B¥°= U0 o Im e d@outh-East. ; q P LA P ; form 30—c, giving distance and p ot it tor you. Dr. B.J. Kendall & Col, Pro u 0 ‘- Pacilic territory wost of Denver, but |Abilene: The murder ourn, dated | childron. There are many circum. | o) y Dl ant o Ao fomsbureh Faite, V. TILE LINE COMPRISES L i W Y A i tion, will be sent direct to Depa Noarly 4,000 miles. Solid Smooth Steel Track - '!:uun it wanted a rearrangement of | Wood ‘l;::lu‘tv’w hors .endu{ 'Ploh:;rl‘_l stances in this city which mut«imm- ”M’dmmrw" 110 b EOLb BY ALL DRUGGISTS 1Y connochiona axe trado in UNIGN kaoTs' o porcentagos originally agroed upon, | ponies about four » ss and left their | porary home a necessity. Sickuess, ! scted that this courso of [ 42813k ik dewly Bas a National Repntation 8s being_ the The Union Pacific company thought it Eyndon mills,in ¥ ailes northwest of Bosth, inability to obtain em: l;l‘m“ ;25”0‘;“::“ bo the means of| AR Bitters e —————. | '::&L"{:Efl'nf'fiké's”r A ey : had allowed the Burlington and Atchi- | Wednesduy nigh arams county, Neb., | ployment, sud the one great [ESDOTY ractics ding troops in the pro- | _ itgmeresnl OTOR voad In the world for all classes of_ travel. son, Topeka & Santa Fo larger per- | Were last seer sty Ootobor 18th, and | galamity that overshadows all other— o/ mfliti(fiu nd necestary theoretiosl | sk iiy DO Ty it andyon will ad traveliog » laxury oentages of the businoss than it should | Bortheast of + about twonty mulos | thg desertion of father and husband of Fn-truutiulr and thus be & saving of o e ‘Tickers via. hia Colebrated Line fos N have done, and the only way in which | Sappa and the divide between the | i, family, Such a case came under| 7 e T ractice begins sale at ail offices in the West. | they oould foroe s rearrangument, allernsop Beaver creoks, Thursday | our potice last week A man who 'I":“‘“‘;l:*::‘r:I:gfl'l?‘;'“llgw" iy | Al information avout Ratas o Fure, Slecpioy without l-rl:z b'-l'eemolm open to | DegrYe about ':; uu:u« :up\l‘!}'lfii t0 | had lived happily with his family for [ 18 FRPORARES (8 00 e rated. 5 ’ cncerfully given by spplyatug 10 { ensure, was by bringing up the mas- i sing southwest. 5. W. H. | gight years said to his wife that his| ™, 00 A0 o T poot commasden | | 617 St. Charles 8t,iST. LOUIS, Mo o8 T TR & Gan. Mavakor, Chioad ter aboyt the Burliogton extension elog ay the governor received a|pusingss called him to some ocher city | . A N alidine imarsaral) Tho Great bnglish Remed roeat Tt 8 fan Mo Qalorado, ul am from a constable at Lenors, | ynd that he would have to sell out | 2! l"l'rllourd‘:r: R A 6 Grea glish Remedy A REGULAG GRADUATE of two wilenl | R 4, Chlcago, } ATl Yool How. £TANDS, o g that two mon, brothers of 4 |and go there, Ho sold all they had, | p 3 RE ST which will also 5 Nover, falls te cme | 0TS RON RPN RAUTS, K1 ARD b Agent. Oonact) Bluft. > Y arderers, had been arrested at that | pockored the money and left her with | 2644 J $ Nervous Debllity, Vi | 500D Diseases than any other physician in St. H. P. DUELL, Ticwes Agt. omabs | latmed y One of the percentages clalmed to govern gallery practice, tal Exhaustion, Emis- » s be more than the roatl was entitled to Anoo,fcharged with stealing horses. | {yo children (one & babe only ono | & LA A L T o el W axk. | Louisse city pupery show aud all old residents | mnao-ed 1y S ‘\ was the 00 per gent, of the Pueb’ Al‘ "“‘1';'!“"- the Fasma "t"‘;“‘t‘“l month old) to battle with the cold and Buclkun's Aruics Salve. e LOSTRIAN | 0, Fah 2 bty Ik or nis ‘optares | — "= . Ty ) ue o Wk o disputoh from Alexander dated |giory of @ Nebrasks winter, Wo are| m '’ pe Outa, e R S TR I | QT } {"n‘““‘:u!l"]“;“‘:’g:h‘i,:‘d‘"fiw,}r' = o[ Buitals” Park (14 Buttalo 1““1"!“"h'"“‘”“‘ She Ddimion Waa ablo b0 aasiat| s nARER BAVYA LA ‘e rockl Lok S ¥e o ot 0 | i o et madehss can b | WESTERN atter p e Iy Y A0 | gtarion on the Central Branch of the|ihis Loinless wonia Fal See'R Tetter, Chapped Hands, Cbi 1) stope perma | "¢08 DY SL OF exprie: Sverywhe e \ Bowra, nd the Usion Paciie and, (1" %8, CA R Pl i et wors it a1y e e Al YR T (CORNIGE WORKS! confercico just closed covoe mthe | o0 "Kansas, and ubout 45 miles | giver Wek ile airl s poeitivey curen sfles, 1t it guarantoed o farals Nervous prostration, Dability, Mental | ¥ 398000 s L st | claim, The remaiaing®) e .ed the|yust of south from Lovors. He had |yhio'vill now get along nicely. flre mildctlon & B gev SeRNNG: toen, the : [and Physiosl Weakness, Murcurial and | O SPEOHT, .- Hroproits | the Pueblo business is eq coent of ||, that the real names of the A g ric, 4 v ' g sther attections of Throst, #%n snd Bones, | 1219 Harney 85, - Omrha, Neb, | he Burlington & ly divid 3 In another ead oa where o8, wh » it | r & . | lln,etygm the Buslington Ly diidod ) murdorera woro Mart Bimuerman and | (it ST B O _——_——T Tt e BT e | e o ool o s Tures et S| TR, acifis. Op tha " adthe MRlon | 1ok Buiwout, but had le RQER] AAE AR - WA 1 CITY STEA . A Ak Skin Affections, Old Sares and Ulcers g 1y I Santa Fo from Denve' con over the il e e eir whereabouts, | B1nce the soriug, we THE rY 2 clow, Digetive en | otions, ) ! £ = | K raflio { AR FEiIS0 ¢ ion could atford, ther: restarea £ & | lmpediments to Ma e, lhewmaticm, 1 | | oyer the Burlington cand the trafli It looks now as though the men had Asord, | er vigor sad vitality, ma- | 1t 4l 'yl cific from Pucblo, ' and Union Pa- | y50cedcd in reaching the moro un: | {BO county comu they A Y | e M | Bl Boselil stidhen o oameTice it ' | i ‘ a proportionate p ae RioGrande gots | 1110 portions of Kansss and had s;n:f,\ e x)mn e \Itxn hotlle, s the avpiivly MO, £ over-wo ‘ SURGICAY, CASES CORNICES, ; | ‘fl)} the distsnce ket sreent. per mile {0 mado good their cacape. Goveror|yiai ove basd, SOl foF Ltt niakon 8 poolalty of ausmeiptel piee NoD-D: L St roocive spcclal aiterplon. Diseaos ariving | nORMER WINDOWS, FINIALS, | between whic ween tho two cities, | g john, of Kauneas, telegraphed Goy- | * THAUITes & greas W0 SR 08 B P awers mudh uciose Samp. R T R DT | Pin, I nd Slata Roofin; g vy s will have the onl 4 N ¥ sens | have to ba carried for months, Their & Guesting answers mush e Pills wikwly in, Iron and Slate Roofing, ’ 0 At Jare W, OR srmor Nanoo bt 0w tho eres | cdost boy is now sick with fever, I Collars Cuffs, Dr, Mitie's Dandelion EUIR, — . | Specht's Patent Motalic Skylight o mansgement in layiog| mon at 2 o'closk Friday, but this is | [¢8F medical aid has come too late. 1 AT THE BATE OF 3 the market, Sold by all drugiste. Price | FEOIRES IS Patent Adjusted Ratchet Bar \ S asagoment s larick |uoe a8 oclosk A visited him this moning and found > y o xunm, |EUROPEAN HOTEL, | and Braoker Shelving. I am s0d, now becomes clear, By e p—— him very low. = Think of it, 8 family Thl'ce Cents I‘JaCh- c.,,‘.’,.'..\“:’.'.:é&?."i’:!, ‘i biadder complaibte, | The most cuntralls located hotel in the city, | the general agent for the h Acia Phosphate & Re 1{,1‘ five without a nicke! and the hus- oet and leugorrhea. For sale vy all “}?1‘:‘:;:3;.:,1 «:?,_ L\mw :y‘x-l ;:vw,_.xu.m Ry | above line of goods. eans 18 hopeless! froshing Drink. . | band sick. p Work solicited from all over the country. 4 bottle. e T e istaurant coanetted with the | TRON FENCING, :": :I:lolr“:(.’r;mdhh f;'fda. fio’r Dk, A. L. HALL, Fairhaven, N.| Another case,a poor widow, who for | The charges and return pgtage mu:: [ ENGLISH MEDIOAL EREVNERS, ‘HURST. - . Prop | Grestings, Balunirades, Vorandar/OMce and - arough eastern business. Of the|Y., says: “It forms an excellent sub- | years has made a comfortable living by | cowpany * the package. 8 100 por saletn Omab by 0 o Coruer Fourthand Locust Btrects. | Donk RAIIGES Window and Cellar large clubs or agzencies, washing, was last winter taken down WILKIKS & EVA orado titute for lemon juice, and will furn- o Pacife| iab a Ank with inflamatory rheumatism. She . 3 GENERAL AGEN Denver, the Union Pacific|ish a refreshing drink for the sick. Jauké-lv a24.tf me | the third k' questio’ the pr - Den' Lol arrangements now made the | Horeford's :’nl ' ' ST LOUIS IMO. l